About This Patagonian Cooking Class

Journey to the far south of South America for an evening of Patagonian cooking, drawing on the food traditions of Chile and Argentina and the ingredients of the mountains, coasts and ranchlands at the end of the continent.

We’ll begin with Chilean salsa and rustic bread, bright with tomatoes, herbs and a little spice. Next, you’ll make lamb empanadas with chimichurri, followed by a rich king crab gratin with white wine, cream, breadcrumbs and cheese. We’ll round out dinner with roasted Andean potatoes and a fresh Chilean salad.

For dessert, we’ll make baked custard with candied pumpkin, a simple combination that’s especially good as the weather turns cool.

Along the way, we’ll talk about the foods and traditions of Patagonia while learning plenty of useful techniques for empanadas, seafood, sauces and more. Come hungry—there’s a lot of ground to cover between the Andes and the southern coast, and we intend to eat our way through a fair bit of it.

BYOB

We suggest a cool-climate white or light red wine — perhaps a Chilean Chardonnay, Torrontés, or Pinot Noir. Each pairs beautifully with the richness of the lamb, the creaminess of the crab, and the brightness of the chimichurri.

ADMIT One

Each ticket admits one person but don’t let that stop you. Our classes are great to take with friends, family, romantic partners, or anyone who enjoys good food and lots of fun. 

Rules & Policies

Complete Event & Ticket Policies can be found here. Please read them! 

Have More Questions?

Check our FAQ, and then send us a message if you still have questions!  

About This Patagonian Cooking Class

Journey to the far south of South America for an evening of Patagonian cooking, drawing on the food traditions of Chile and Argentina and the ingredients of the mountains, coasts and ranchlands at the end of the continent.

We’ll begin with Chilean salsa and rustic bread, bright with tomatoes, herbs and a little spice. Next, you’ll make lamb empanadas with chimichurri, followed by a rich king crab gratin with white wine, cream, breadcrumbs and cheese. We’ll round out dinner with roasted Andean potatoes and a fresh Chilean salad.

For dessert, we’ll make baked custard with candied pumpkin, a simple combination that’s especially good as the weather turns cool.

Along the way, we’ll talk about the foods and traditions of Patagonia while learning plenty of useful techniques for empanadas, seafood, sauces and more. Come hungry—there’s a lot of ground to cover between the Andes and the southern coast, and we intend to eat our way through a fair bit of it.

BYOB

We suggest a cool-climate white or light red wine — perhaps a Chilean Chardonnay, Torrontés, or Pinot Noir. Each pairs beautifully with the richness of the lamb, the creaminess of the crab, and the brightness of the chimichurri.

ADMIT One

Each ticket admits one person but don’t let that stop you. Our classes are great to take with friends, family, romantic partners, or anyone who enjoys good food and lots of fun. 

Rules & Policies

Complete Event & Ticket Policies can be found here. Please read them! 

Have More Questions?

Check our FAQ, and then send us a message if you still have questions!  

About This Patagonian Cooking Class

Journey to the far south of South America for an evening of Patagonian cooking, drawing on the food traditions of Chile and Argentina and the ingredients of the mountains, coasts and ranchlands at the end of the continent.

We’ll begin with Chilean salsa and rustic bread, bright with tomatoes, herbs and a little spice. Next, you’ll make lamb empanadas with chimichurri, followed by a rich king crab gratin with white wine, cream, breadcrumbs and cheese. We’ll round out dinner with roasted Andean potatoes and a fresh Chilean salad.

For dessert, we’ll make baked custard with candied pumpkin, a simple combination that’s especially good as the weather turns cool.

Along the way, we’ll talk about the foods and traditions of Patagonia while learning plenty of useful techniques for empanadas, seafood, sauces and more. Come hungry—there’s a lot of ground to cover between the Andes and the southern coast, and we intend to eat our way through a fair bit of it.

BYOB

We suggest a cool-climate white or light red wine — perhaps a Chilean Chardonnay, Torrontés, or Pinot Noir. Each pairs beautifully with the richness of the lamb, the creaminess of the crab, and the brightness of the chimichurri.

ADMIT One

Each ticket admits one person but don’t let that stop you. Our classes are great to take with friends, family, romantic partners, or anyone who enjoys good food and lots of fun. 

Rules & Policies

Complete Event & Ticket Policies can be found here. Please read them! 

Have More Questions?

Check our FAQ, and then send us a message if you still have questions!  

Celebrate the best of fall with a cozy, hands-on evening built around the fruits and vegetables of the season. This entirely vegetarian menu is hearty, colorful, and satisfying enough that nobody is going to wonder where we hid the meat.

You and your date will make a rustic heirloom tomato & chèvre galette with flaky pastry and tangy goat cheese, followed by a light and savory pumpkin soufflé. We’ll make a farro salad with roasted figs, corn and cauliflower, along with a rich leek and turnip gratin baked with cream and herbs.

For dessert, we’ll bake pear and almond tarts, with poached pears and rich almond frangipane tucked into buttery pastry.

Along the way, you’ll learn plenty of useful techniques for pastry, soufflés, seasonal produce and more, then sit down together to enjoy everything you’ve made. This menu is vegetarian and also works well for many guests with alpha-gal syndrome who are able to eat dairy. It is not vegan.

Come hungry and ready to make the most of the fall harvest.

BYOB

We suggest a chardonnay, pinot noir, dry riesling or chenin blanc, or sparkling rosé.

ADMIT ONE

Each ticket admits one person but don’t let that stop you. Our classes are great to take with friends, family, romantic partners, or anyone who enjoys good food and lots of fun. 

Rules & Policies

Complete Event & Ticket Policies can be found here. Please read them! 

Have More Questions?

Check our FAQ, and then send us a message if you still have questions!  

Celebrate the best of fall with a cozy, hands-on evening built around the fruits and vegetables of the season. This entirely vegetarian menu is hearty, colorful, and satisfying enough that nobody is going to wonder where we hid the meat.

You and your date will make a rustic heirloom tomato & chèvre galette with flaky pastry and tangy goat cheese, followed by a light and savory pumpkin soufflé. We’ll make a farro salad with roasted figs, corn and cauliflower, along with a rich leek and turnip gratin baked with cream and herbs.

For dessert, we’ll bake pear and almond tarts, with poached pears and rich almond frangipane tucked into buttery pastry.

Along the way, you’ll learn plenty of useful techniques for pastry, soufflés, seasonal produce and more, then sit down together to enjoy everything you’ve made. This menu is vegetarian and also works well for many guests with alpha-gal syndrome who are able to eat dairy. It is not vegan.

Come hungry and ready to make the most of the fall harvest.

BYOB

We suggest a chardonnay, pinot noir, dry riesling or chenin blanc, or sparkling rosé.

ADMIT TWO

Each ticket admits one person but don’t let that stop you. Our classes are great to take with friends, family, romantic partners, or anyone who enjoys good food and lots of fun. 

Rules & Policies

Complete Event & Ticket Policies can be found here. Please read them! 

Have More Questions?

Check our FAQ, and then send us a message if you still have questions!  

Celebrate the best of fall with a cozy, hands-on evening built around the fruits and vegetables of the season. This entirely vegetarian menu is hearty, colorful, and satisfying enough that nobody is going to wonder where we hid the meat.

You and your date will make a rustic heirloom tomato & chèvre galette with flaky pastry and tangy goat cheese, followed by a light and savory pumpkin soufflé. We’ll make a farro salad with roasted figs, corn and cauliflower, along with a rich leek and turnip gratin baked with cream and herbs.

For dessert, we’ll bake pear and almond tarts, with poached pears and rich almond frangipane tucked into buttery pastry.

Along the way, you’ll learn plenty of useful techniques for pastry, soufflés, seasonal produce and more, then sit down together to enjoy everything you’ve made. This menu is vegetarian and also works well for many guests with alpha-gal syndrome who are able to eat dairy. It is not vegan.

Come hungry and ready to make the most of the fall harvest.

BYOB

We suggest a chardonnay, pinot noir, dry riesling or chenin blanc, or sparkling rosé.

ADMIT ONE

Each ticket admits one person but don’t let that stop you. Our classes are great to take with friends, family, romantic partners, or anyone who enjoys good food and lots of fun. 

Rules & Policies

Complete Event & Ticket Policies can be found here. Please read them! 

Have More Questions?

Check our FAQ, and then send us a message if you still have questions!  

Travel the ancient Silk Road through the food of China, Central Asia, Persia and Türkiye. Our Silk Road Date Night Cooking Experience follows the legendary trade route west from Xi’an, exploring the dishes, ingredients and techniques that traveled alongside merchants, travelers and ideas for centuries.

You’ll stretch and pull your own hand-pulled Biang Biang noodles with chili oil and scallions, fold pumpkin dumplings (mantu) with garlic yogurt sauce, and bake Uyghur stuffed naan alongside flaky sesame-scallion flatbread. We’ll make a sweet-savory Uzbek carrot and raisin salad and Persian chicken with saffron and apricots, fragrant with warm spices and herbs. For dessert, we’ll finish the journey west with saffron-cardamom ice cream with honeyed figs and walnuts.

Along the way, we’ll talk about the places, people and traditions behind the food, and how ingredients and cooking techniques traveled and changed along the Silk Road. Bring a date, come hungry, and be ready to cook your way across a continent.

BYOB

We suggest an off-dry Riesling or Gewürztraminer—something aromatic, with a little sweetness to play nicely with the chili, saffron, apricot and warm spices. If you want to stay geographically on-theme, try a Turkish white such as Emir or Narince.

ADMIT ONE

Each ticket admits one person but don’t let that stop you. Our classes are great to take with friends, family, romantic partners, or anyone who enjoys good food and lots of fun. 

Rules & Policies

Complete Event & Ticket Policies can be found here. Please read them! 

Have More Questions?

Check our FAQ, and then send us a message if you still have questions!  

Travel the ancient Silk Road through the food of China, Central Asia, Persia and Türkiye. Our Silk Road Date Night Cooking Experience follows the legendary trade route west from Xi’an, exploring the dishes, ingredients and techniques that traveled alongside merchants, travelers and ideas for centuries.

You’ll stretch and pull your own hand-pulled Biang Biang noodles with chili oil and scallions, fold pumpkin dumplings (mantu) with garlic yogurt sauce, and bake Uyghur stuffed naan alongside flaky sesame-scallion flatbread. We’ll make a sweet-savory Uzbek carrot and raisin salad and Persian chicken with saffron and apricots, fragrant with warm spices and herbs. For dessert, we’ll finish the journey west with saffron-cardamom ice cream with honeyed figs and walnuts.

Along the way, we’ll talk about the places, people and traditions behind the food, and how ingredients and cooking techniques traveled and changed along the Silk Road. Bring a date, come hungry, and be ready to cook your way across a continent.

BYOB

We suggest an off-dry Riesling or Gewürztraminer—something aromatic, with a little sweetness to play nicely with the chili, saffron, apricot and warm spices. If you want to stay geographically on-theme, try a Turkish white such as Emir or Narince.

ADMIT ONE

Each ticket admits one person but don’t let that stop you. Our classes are great to take with friends, family, romantic partners, or anyone who enjoys good food and lots of fun. 

Rules & Policies

Complete Event & Ticket Policies can be found here. Please read them! 

Have More Questions?

Check our FAQ, and then send us a message if you still have questions!  

Travel the ancient Silk Road through the food of China, Central Asia, Persia and Türkiye. Our Silk Road Date Night Cooking Experience follows the legendary trade route west from Xi’an, exploring the dishes, ingredients and techniques that traveled alongside merchants, travelers and ideas for centuries.

You’ll stretch and pull your own hand-pulled Biang Biang noodles with chili oil and scallions, fold pumpkin dumplings (mantu) with garlic yogurt sauce, and bake Uyghur stuffed naan alongside flaky sesame-scallion flatbread. We’ll make a sweet-savory Uzbek carrot and raisin salad and Persian chicken with saffron and apricots, fragrant with warm spices and herbs. For dessert, we’ll finish the journey west with saffron-cardamom ice cream with honeyed figs and walnuts.

Along the way, we’ll talk about the places, people and traditions behind the food, and how ingredients and cooking techniques traveled and changed along the Silk Road. Bring a date, come hungry, and be ready to cook your way across a continent.

BYOB

We suggest an off-dry Riesling or Gewürztraminer—something aromatic, with a little sweetness to play nicely with the chili, saffron, apricot and warm spices. If you want to stay geographically on-theme, try a Turkish white such as Emir or Narince.

ADMIT ONE

Each ticket admits one person but don’t let that stop you. Our classes are great to take with friends, family, romantic partners, or anyone who enjoys good food and lots of fun. 

Rules & Policies

Complete Event & Ticket Policies can be found here. Please read them! 

Have More Questions?

Check our FAQ, and then send us a message if you still have questions!  

Travel the ancient trade route of flavor, spice, and story in this immersive, hands-on culinary journey. Our Silk Road Date Night Cooking Experience traces a path from China through Central Asia and the Middle East, exploring iconic dishes that connect cultures across centuries and showcase the incredible diversity of this legendary route. Imagine camel caravans, bustling markets, and kitchens where recipes have been passed down for generations—all brought to life through the dishes you’ll create.

It’s a night of bold flavors, old-world techniques, and shared discovery. You’ll stretch and pull your own hand-pulled Biang Biang noodles with chili oil and scallions, fold savory pumpkin dumplings (mantu) with garlic yogurt sauce, and bake Uyghur stuffed naan alongside flaky sesame-scallion flatbread. To round out the feast, we’ll toss a sweet-savory Uzbek carrot and raisin salad, and simmer Persian chicken with saffron and apricots, fragrant with warm spices and herbs. For dessert, you’ll prepare künefe—a golden, crispy Turkish pastry filled with gooey cheese and drenched in citrus syrup.

Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or a curious foodie, this class is more than just cooking—it’s a cultural exploration. Expect history, storytelling, laughter, and a table overflowing with unforgettable food. Bring your date, your appetite, and your curiosity. Come hungry, leave inspired!

BYOB

We suggest a Georgian amber wine (Qvevri-aged Rkatsiteli or Kisi) or a Georgian red Saperavi, if you want to be geographically on-theme. (Pro tip: Total Wine carries Georgian wines!) Otherwise, something in the Riesling/Gewürztraminer ballpark would pair beautifully. 

ADMIT TWO

Each ticket admits two people! You don’t have to bring a romantic partner; friends, gal pals, adult kids, parents, anybody you want to share the cooking and eating with is great!

Rules & Policies

Complete Event & Ticket Policies can be found here. Please read them! 

Have More Questions?

Check our FAQ, and then send us a message if you still have questions!